خسء
Root entry · 5 derived lemmasThis root primarily deals with the concept of driving away, repelling, or chasing off, often with a sense of contempt or dismissal. It is frequently associated with the action of expelling a dog, but extends to general rejection and banishment.
Derived headwords
- 1.to drive away, expelboth
To chase away, banish, or expel someone or something, particularly used in the context of driving away a dog.
- 2.to be driven awayboth
To be expelled or driven away, often used reflexively or passively.
- 1.expulsion, driving awayclassical
The act or instance of being driven away or expelled, serving as the masdar (verbal noun) of the verb خسأ.
- 1.to be driven away, to shrink backboth
To be expelled or to shrink back in response to being told to go away, similar to how a dog might react.
- 1.Go away! Be gone!both
An imperative command meaning 'Go away!', 'Be gone!', or 'Begone!', often used with contempt or dismissal, especially towards dogs.
- 2.Be banished!classical
A command to be banished or expelled, carrying a strong sense of rejection.
- 1.to be driven away, to shrink backboth
To be driven away or to shrink back, often in response to a command like 'اخسأ'. It implies a reaction of being repelled.